Beautiful letters and numbers in Liberty to customize any textile item as desired.
36 fabric choices, 5 sizes and the thread color you want to create endlessly.
Two possible options: to sew or to iron on.
Your letters are delivered to you with instructions for use, a special sheet to place between the letters and the iron. Also, thread of the color used for embroidery will be added so that you can possibly sew your letters with the correct color.
5 sizes:
2 inches (5 cm)
3 inches (7.5 cm)
4 inches (10 cm)
5 inches (12.7 cm)
6 inches (15.3 cm)

Select the size and the option you want (sewing or iron-on) then choose your fabric and tell me which letter or number you want for each choice in the personalization box. You can also indicate in what color you want me to embroider the outline.
Example: you select the 4 inches size in its iron-on version. You choose fabric n°17. Indicate for example letter F bright blue thread color. So on for each letter ordered.
Price is for one letter or number.
For orders over 10 letters, contact me to obtain a small discount.

You will be able to see all the thread colors and fabrics in the letters and numbers presented to you (photo 2/3/4/5). You will be able to see the fabrics better in photos 6/7/8.
Depending on the size you choose, you can see the pattern of the fabric more or less well and the satin stitch appears thicker on the letters in small sizes. We can clearly see this difference in photo 9.
If you take the 2 inches size for example, choose a fabric that has small patterns, it will be seen better.

It's very easy to use but a few tips nonetheless:
- the iron-on iron-on version is good for items that will always be flat. For example, in the center of a sweater, a t-shirt, on a cushion, a bag. If you place them in a place that will be folded or rubbed all the time, such as a back pocket or on the knees of pants, the letter may come off. For this type of use, choose the sewing version or if you prefer to stick with an iron, make a few stitches in particular at the corners of the letters.
Generally speaking, if you want your letters to be permanently and securely attached, it is always better to sew them with a few stitches in addition to iron-on.

If you have any questions about using these Liberty letters and numbers or would like help choosing fabrics and embroidery colors, please do not hesitate to contact me.